Blanck Mass: Dumb Flesh (Sacred Bones)The latest solo outing from Fuck Buttons’ Benjamin John Power comes some time after his debut album under the name. While his first album was fine...
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The Legendary Pink Dots: “Kalos Melas” (Synesthesia, 2002 Terminal Kaleidoscope)The Legendary Pink Dots’ popularity has waned, but they still have a very loyal audience. This disorienting...
John Coltrane: “Mars” (Interstellar Space, 1967) Coltrane’s spastic free improvisations with percussionist Rashied Ali are not easy listening, but there are some truly mesmerizing...
John Coltrane: “Mars” (Interstellar Space, 1967) Coltrane’s spastic free improvisations with percussionist Rashied Ali are not easy listening, but there are some truly mesmerizing...
Nico: “It Has Not Taken Long” (The End, 1974) Nico’s music became significantly more interesting after she left the Velvet Underground, exploring morose and experimental sounds in...
Nico: “It Has Not Taken Long” (The End, 1974) Nico’s music became significantly more interesting after she left the Velvet Underground, exploring morose and experimental sounds in...
Ain Soph: “Monsolvat” (Kshatriya, 1988) I’m happy to have just learned that this little known album got a proper remaster and reissue in 2007. I like the odd mix of goth mystique,...
The Velvet Underground: “Venus In Furs” (1967) R.I.P. Lou Reed. This is probably my favorite song of his.(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
The Legendary Pink Dots: “Catch A Match. A Bang Bang. A Flashing Fist O'crackerjack. A Smack. Alick. A Char Char. You’re All Burned Out.” (Chemical Playschool 8, Terminal...
Tim Hecker & Daniel Lopatin: Instrumental Tourist (Software) It’s perhaps an unlikely pairing, but I was immediately excited by the prospect of a hands-on collaboration between...
The Legendary Pink Dots: “City of Needles” (Shadow Weaver, PIAS 1992) Classic dark psychedelia from Edward Ka-Spel, the Silver Man and the rest of the Pink Dots troupe. This might have...
The Legendary Pink Dots: “Rainbows Too?” (Plutonium Blonde, ROIR 2008) This is one LPD album I haven’t really heard, but stumbling onto this clip, now I know I need to. It’s...
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